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Union Workers Join Protest of Systemic Racism

Union Workers Join Protest of Systemic Racism

Three events Monday in Milwaukee, Madison organized by coalition of unions and racial justice groups.

State Home Sales Down, Prices Up in June

State Home Sales Down, Prices Up in June

Historically low mortgage rates helping, but not enough.

State Law Allows Suspended Cops on Payroll

State Law Allows Suspended Cops on Payroll

Sometimes for years. Grothman supported 2007 bill to add restrictions, which didn’t pass.

Pence Attacks Biden During Wisconsin Visit

Pence Attacks Biden During Wisconsin Visit

Biden campaign called it damage control for Trump's "historic failure of leadership."

MPS Will Begin School Year Virtually

MPS Will Begin School Year Virtually

School districts aren't prepared to educate in person with current levels of COVID-19.

Potawatomi Laying Off 1,600

Potawatomi Laying Off 1,600

The hotel and casino is struggling in the hard hit tourism industry.

Child Care Providers Question Mask Mandate for Kids

Child Care Providers Question Mask Mandate for Kids

The city's new ordinance applies to children three and up.

Court Tosses Dems’ Lame-Duck Suit

Court Tosses Dems’ Lame-Duck Suit

Federal appeals court rules the Democratic Party didn't have standing to bring the lawsuit.

Evers Issues 18 Pardons

Evers Issues 18 Pardons

The governor revived the pardoning process last year, after former Gov. Walker ignored it for nearly a decade.

Wisconsin Democrats Report Record Fundraising Haul

Wisconsin Democrats Report Record Fundraising Haul

Party raises $10 million, the most it's raised in a three month period.

Tosa Officer That Killed Three People Suspended

Tosa Officer That Killed Three People Suspended

Wauwatosa's Police and Fire Commission suspends officer Joseph Mensah.

State Overpaid $21 Million for Unemployment

State Overpaid $21 Million for Unemployment

Audit Bureau finds unknown number of participants received incorrect unemployment benefits.